Quote from: metador on June 25, 2017, 08:18:12 PM

Quote from: zonacats on June 25, 2017, 05:58:08 PM

Was anyone successful sending BTC from a Blockchain.info wallet using a native address (non-imported address)?

I sent BTC in time for the ICO but there is literally no way to sign a message from the outgoing address. Blockchain.info only allows you to do that with imported addresses. They don't support signing messages with their native wallet yet... only imported addresses...

I even tried exporting my native address, recovering it's private key using my 12 word mnemonic phrase and importing it into a new Blockchain.info wallet and it still won't work because Blockchain.info generates a unique address on every transaction (sending and receiving).

I've spent the last 2 days trying to work with TenX developer and neither of us have come up with a solution....

Anyone have ideas or was able to sign a message with a non-imported address from their blockchain wallet?

What i'm also afraid of is that since Blockchain.info generates unique addresses on each transaction, the TenX team can't just send my BTC back to the address it was sent from since I don't think it's linked back to my Blockchain.info wallet receiving address (at least I don't see where it is).

It would be really messed up if I ended up losing this 3 BTC somehow....

Stop using blockchain.info then, what's the problem, download Electrum, import keys, sign message. Simple

Your thinking is simple as you did not understand the problem but gave solution which will not work, just another wiseacre